NOTE: This is only a 3-day auction! This is a very nice lot for the collector -- the lot includes three hand-forged 19th century items recently picked from a local estate. All are being sold together

 

AN ESSAY ON THE DISEASES OF THE INNER EAR by J.A.Saissy, M.D. Baltimore: Hatch & Dunning, 1829. First Edition. Frontispiece. Full leather, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" 228 pages.Translated from the French by N

 

You get all you see in photo #one. All other photos are close ups. Some are missing parts and some are not, If you have any questions I will gladly answer them. I ship to the lower 48 States only and

 

Listed is an 1875 Medical book entitled "The Medical Profession During The Revolutionary War". The book seems to be a collection of articles taken from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal in 1875.

 

Up for suction is a unique Art Deco hanging apothecary jar. These were traditionally hung in chemists windows and, depending on the color of the liquid, would signify town epidemics. The piece has no

 

ANTIQUE SCIENTIFIC/MEDICAL MEASURE GLASS OUTSTANDING OLD MEDICAL/SCIENTIFIC MEASURE GLASS.  THE COLOR IS CLEAR/GRAPHITE;  WHICH IS INDICATIVE OF THIS ERA. THERE ARE NO CHIPS. I CAN'T FIND ANY MARKIN

 

This is a Master Violet Ray Quack Medicine machine. It comes complete with all three attachments and the original paperwork.

 

rare early dynamo and battery cell volt and ampere tester gauges testing equipment assembly.cast metal case measures approx. 10 x 13 x 3 thick and weighs 20 pounds..backing to gauges is slate..was pro

 

DESCRIPTION: For your bidding consideration is a pair of Antique HAROLD LLOYD Potter Look WELLSWORTH Eyeglasses Spectacles. Decent lenses. The rims are root beer / tortoise looking in color. Marke

 

You get all 4 forms. These were used to circumvent the law during prohibition. They all date from 1929 from various towns in NE PA. The edges have some stains and browning. Enjoy!